Carlos Cuadras Tickets

Born Carlos Roberto Cuadras Quiroa on August 24, 1988, in Guamúchil, Sinaloa, Mexico, Carlos Cuadras earned the nickname El Príncipe for his poised, orthodox stance and commanding in-ring presence. A standout amateur boxer, he captured a gold medal in bantamweight at the 2007 Pan American Games before turning professional and climbing the ranks in the loaded flyweight divisions. Cuadras held the WBC World Super Flyweight Championship from May 2014 to September 2016, securing six defenses and establishing himself as one of the division’s standout performers. In 2023, he claimed the WBC interim super flyweight title with a victory over Pedro Guevara in Tashkent. His career extended into 2025 with notable bouts, culminating in retirement announced after a loss in Tokyo on November 24, 2025. This page celebrates his life in and out of the ring, with a focus on his biography, highlights, and ongoing impact on Mexican boxing.

Stay connected with Carlos Cuadras and follow his latest activities across official channels. We provide reliable updates on his career milestones, legacy in the sport, and how his journey has inspired aspiring boxers in Guamúchil, across Sinaloa, and beyond. Secure your seats for boxing events and stay informed about venues, dates, and results as Cuadras’ story continues to resonate in the boxing community.